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Decorah-posten., 1887-02-09

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beuere en- betpoelg af9tnrns eo for 5orbel. @i bar II Nars Grfaring bu
paa Steoet o9 er saaet iaa blbist. iremuo, iOm oi bar sirt bette er irlos
itGmoig 0aramti iOr, at ri logger gino pua bore 9unoers 5nteresI, at
ri irpber at bripe pr 5orretnins ehr
Decorah-posten., 1887-02-09
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leAs AeruS,siais Sinien, erbolbe lpn-
FStpsSs 'ts;%IpSSnsarbeiSe % fri Meile ira
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-01

Of stockholders March 8, shows the gross
earnings Of the main line and branches to be
81, 1872 2s0; net earnings, sll, ,9s3 O37, and net
income Of Pennsylvsnis railroad division,
ts,G4,970 The net loss under the lease OF
the United New Jersey railroad and Canal
leaves . balance Of ss705, ,955 Tor income
From this amount were deducted payments
to the fund OF the purchase OF guaranteed se-
curities, payments ON account of the sinking
fund, deficiencies In meeting interest, be-
sides sl,4ll,g72 In settlement OF balances
under the trunk line pool In 1856, $685.
600 on account ofliability for the destruction
OF private property ut New Brunswick, N. j.,
A,73S,s93 In dividends, $685., ,0o3 advanced TO
the PennsylvAnis company in 1855. The
amount to the credit Of the sinking fund
for the year was &s9L l55, making with the
amount previously carried over to the credit
of that fund. SIS 625, ,3i6 The freight moved
over the main line and branches WAS 26 40,
946 tons, an increase of 2 1873 go tons.
Through freight decreased %, 70s tons, while
local freight increased 2, 452, 62s tons.
The gross earnings OF coal companies In
which the railroad company IL Interested
0,443,06l, and expenses, including interest,
C,53S, ,93A, net less OF 500, s53, being dc.
crease OF S77l,77s, ~ compared with the pre-
vious year. The net profit ON ali lines west
OF Pittsburg was s265, 7s7, being gain q
compared with the previous year OF
$l,29s, 100
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-01
SEA INA.

LIBsLKY.-February %, 1881, in this city, Glenn
ems Libsley, In the 18th year of his age.
The relatives and friends OF the family. also
the old soldier members Of Co. g.. lst Regt- Pa
artillery. are respectfully invited 10 attend tn
funeral from his late residence, No. 40 East
Frederick street, on wednesday afternoon at
2x O'Clock. lnteraent at Lancaster cemetery.
BRusSARp.-February .. lss7 in this city, Miss
Charlotte brungard, In her sJth year.
The relatives and friends of the family are re.
spectfully inyited to attend the funeral, from
the residence of Mrs. Mary c. Quinn. No. 2l7
East Chestnut street. on Wednesday afternoon
at ~ O'Clock. lnterment at Lancaster ceme-
terry. ltds
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Lssssrs oran,sd BY the R.e,sssr.

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nsisyar yrls sog LIE wses 5R,irg gaaH-
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-g.=s ap DaF.l = heyr 2t.ryt stlalni~-
Igstor.
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c'S'sr - Er.>s .'oaynshs.s. at.-. a.
s4.l.J- arat =
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b.. 4AEliaisf.aJ3r.
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Tomorrow evening Geo l.. Reed, Of Hsr.
fisburg, Pa, will lecture In Dc Longs hail
under the auspices OF Lieut. D. H. Nissley
Post, No as g. A. b subject "Life In Rebel
Pr,sonA"
The Salvation Army Il still drawing large
crowds to their barracks on Donegal street
From present appearance II looks - though
this place will become their headquarters, -
they have leased . house On tho corner Of
Lumber and David slsoets.
The new creamery Of Reiss, Nissley q Co,
mile north Of town, u completed and will
b In running order In . short time
The p. r. r. b putting In new cross ties
and making other Improvements along their
line through town.
Lougenecker & Grissipger are busily on.
gaged In preparing room for their spoke and
bending works In Marsh & Camps asricul.
tural implement works building.
Aaxsh Camp expect . rush for the Bosa
rollers In consequence Of which they are
making . large number.
The brass and galvanizing works OF Rsu'
ben J. Asyers were destroyed on Monday
morning The loss 10 about $500; NO irsur.
ancA The origin Of the fire b not known.
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1--we etocR QArRes.

ports Cattle-Receipts, doN head; shipmente.
i,oe market stronger chipping = steers. w. . 70 g,
as IS cows. bulls and uhxsd s,00S 80; bulk.
q s06s 20; through Taxa q to6S SO 49,,
Hogs-keceipts, l.oU head shipments, s.W
head market strong; to loc. higher rough
mixed. Se 2l0s IS; packing and shipping. D sc
8 IS; light, ~ so05 10 skPs. seQt 90 . ~,
head market steady natives. . oOQ4 20
western. o 7so4 70 rSxans,ea 7sos 50; lambs
y 50oS Is.
EAsr LiBlRrr.-Ca,tle - Receipts, $50 head
shipments, 27s; msrka nothing doing :. al
through consigumenu; shipments W New
York, Is cars.
Hogs-Receipts. .,loo bead shipments $50
head market slow Pliladelphiss. 8 n0e ~
Yorkers. oS 5t9s 60 common to light, - se0o -
pigs q 13(4S 90 shipmelts TO New York, 50 cars
Sheep -Receipts, 400 head shipments, sV'
market steady.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-01

On the s5th inst proofs of the death of the late
W. A. Wilson were submitted to the Equitable
Life Assurance Society. On the same day, the
Committee OF Losses OF this great life company.
,adiriag all technicdiitttS, approved the-claim
(for $500 OF assurance) on their policy in lsS5.
Payment Of this amount, with cash dividend to
date, by sight draft was promptly made by their
epsc agent, Mr.. j. L. Butler. 1.-THE EQuita-
bic I" Is q synonym of its methods. Unequaled
for prompt payment of its obligations. finan
c'aly the strongest life company In the world.
The ISCONTE,TABLk feature OF Its liberal
policies approve and endorse from knowledge.
The Equitable Is worthy the confidence Of those
who seek INSURANCE THAT assures"
REDMOND CONYNGHAM,
ltd Administrator of w. Wilson, decd.
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not been good for sone time past yss sno
was able to be about At noon yesterday
while walking around she wss taken with
something like paralysis and Tell over. she
gradually sank until her death took place.
How old Mra Levan was no one seems able
10 tell. Her relatives think that her age was
st least one hundred years, and some say
thss n was u,ofN She was born in Germany
snd up - the time OF her death wss not able
tospeak the English language. When she
6rst came to America she settled In York.
Many years ago she came to Lancaster
county and lived In the neighborhood Of
RaWlinsville. 1t is about Q year since she
came 70 Lancaster to make her home with
Pressbury, who Is married to her grand
daughter. She was married several times,
but her husbands are dead. She has but one
child, and that 10 William Turner, . resident
Of the lower end Of the county. The time
of the funeral has not yet been set The inter.
meut will likely be made at Raw iinsville
Death Of IN Aged Lacy.
Miss Charlotte Brungard, aged 50 years,
died on Monday at the residence OF Mira
Mary Z. Quinn, No. 2l7 East Chestnut street.
Miss Brungard was native Of this city, and
was related to some Of the best families She
lived busy life and worked at millinery
and drees making for many years, and &c
cumulated quite Q sum of money, part o
which she lost in the old Savings Institution.
For the past thirty.two years she lived in hel
own house, No. 2l5 East Chestnut street
Between two and three years ago she Wal
stricken with paralysis which completely
disabled her left side. She was cared for q
her home until about twenty-six months ago
whom Mira Quinn took her into her owr
house and has kindly cared for her evel
since
Miss Brungard was all her life an Epis
| coralian, and for . great many years past |
member OF St Johns church, this city. Hel
funeral will take place wednesday after
noon. Interment In Lancaster cemetery.
Funeral Of Vincent Altick.
The funeral OF Vincent Altick, at St Mary
church, this afternoon, Was largely attended
| His associate altar boys and the Sunday
school scholars were present In body. tn
| music was furnished by the junior choir 9
the Sunday school Interment was made q
St Mary's cemetery.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-01

Nsw IoRK. March l. I'D p. m.-Money loaned
at ~ per cent Exchange Dull; posted rate
. s5k0& ssS Governments arm. Currency 81
O 9sN bid Is Coup. q - bid; tks DO. q os'f
bid.
The stock market this morning opened dull
but steady without feat1re. Jersey central WA
heavily pressed for sale, and IN the nrst houl
values decliae L0lh per cent. since then
there has been . heavy selling of Lackawsnna
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4np afNe8cf ~ -
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4 M:6ji i6etthga 3 & y stomooGo o9o now
4 4 aA ~ meseasg lase
80 49,. Auw<u
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slns reom3s Gives . W
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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-01

PHIrApILpnlA, feb, 8.-Beef cattle. receipts
tor week were-Beevee AtO sheep. lo.0S hoxs'
6UU Previous week-Beevess 2,@p; sheep
Beef Cattle, I,dkc lower Extras. sN1ssse
good. 515,.c; medium, tAVskc cohuoh' ~
Gp&c. $780,. -. ,<s
sxc; medium, As0Sc; common. 40tSc. LAMBS
Eogs inactive state. s1sa<c; Western, 707kc
Mich calves were active At s1sSc
BAT cows were fairly active At ?-9t,'
Mica cows woro Dull Ut t&6S.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-01

philadelphia Produce Market.

Ph1lAdeIphiA PFod0co MAFket.
PHILADELPHIA, March l.-vlour market dull
sales, 30 barrels Minnesota Bakers, u COCA 81
Pennsylvania Family, S3 6s03 80; Western do
o. OO0i6); Patents, y 6.k05 10.
Rye -four quiet, % %.
wheat-Aaich. SOC; April. s3lzc Nay. soc
June. 9Vl<c.
Corn-aarch. .sXc.; April. Ss.c.; May. exc.
jane, 47Ac
oats-Msrch, Sskc; April. S6kc.; May, SeNc
juno, ST1c.
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MAN RlA9k Is.

HAwNAN-wEsTwoop.- In this city. at Grace
Evangelical Lutheran parsonage. by Rev. &.
8ivin HOupt. February Is, 1887, william n. Haw.
man and Rebscca l.. Westwood, both OF Ian As
ter city, Pa. IT,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-01

NEW YoRK, March l-Flour market steady
Fine. % Sos 10; supernne. 0 zoos ~ !;
good to choice extra Western, o 6su5 %; good
70 fancy extra state: g so0t %; common to good
extra Western. y ls93 60
81; No. Rsd. Winter. March. ssslo: April.
ASrsI ASpsuInvSo. .sSo. mixed cash. Asc' March. 'skc
x0 0as.Iso ~, iXhits state. 500 No. do. SS,<c
;sS sasIi; Ia.1;S:l %s:s Sosse stats. s,xosso
posf posf dull; new mss., sis 90; old mess. sis rs
HHs5'awMarch, Hn'a-.a.n Es:; Apri,.Sss; May.aS,
Turpentine dull at 3skc.
Petroleum dull Refined. in cases, SIC
nreights dull grain TO Hull, SKA.
Butter dull Western Creamery, lsa27c :
Elgin Creamery, 1GSoc state dairy. half nrkin
.Chss.s aull: Western FLAT. lixolse. good to
choice light skins. lOsldilkc. Fancy White. nv
ffllt. hAaLf - G.,4- y. ~ g -
$3.50 e-Nf 40, ~. ws4.-sa. -
shssr .sao, Feansd cuuoaI, s1,e; sIens.
Esl'sS rteaay ,.rfIns ei,y .c
'icr rclAil Ssr,litlN. fuir 70 ia, sl7ls
yoi',,s 4 - irsi' ''Lsgo-s.l4
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y n4a. his.o!, ~ Aarus :. - a., 5ass"
{, saros, q ApIl- sa.o aay. %<
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tsrsi--1lsret y ~. 49, sfls Nay 81 ak
sAori hiSs~h.r. Il ~ - Jsi.s. n y 2 " -
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-01

TSTATE OF JAMES +. RlCkSECkER,
u late of Lancaster city, Pa, deceased. Let
terS of admin nstration on sAid estate having been
granted to the undersigned. all persons indebted
ment, and those having claims or demands
agAinst the samc, vii present them without
ing in Mount JOY borough. lancaster county.
Pa lLkVL RlCksECkER,
wM. d. wSAvER, Attorney, Administrator.
No. ~ East Grant Street, Lancaster, Pa.
febl -6tdTu
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-01

f.ssse r. r4.iu.
The .ri,o~tu;, - ,lss e9.at,F gra'e by
rassps ~ shc aiatsy 81 prpt- tn At.s.ll
snae st thr noyr .'es t.b4J, jonnE t-e
aiansh- JAnrav~ anu Fs. uoty. -a
ooufp hnlss st,d, ,xpscteu l1 -ora 1Usa
sIss. c'.4ts
yetr5n 81, k..vHSie'. -Es,, rHs / AaFFfrv" y
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-01

lnn isoy ~
sustained the rep
noli. Her com.
HunHngdou. the
: OF zxlkjnghorn
]. Foeham did
EudoSa Hart u .
she did well -
rsuaeining CHAR
taken and those
med.
/. y Will produce
raw . much lar.
S. night
fneosro.
opera company
'rg street theatre,
's was very large,
81 and persons In
iian's I" Miksdo"
70 opening. Tho
epsutsen people,
tljy given. Harry
GOOD tenor voice,
tRDo,in fact he
10 tiority OF those
= thh character.
I've the best Of
4!S . good singer,
9 ,olsou - yum
iitI - Rtti Sing
my - 10 Ko
~ The choruses
,ginsnce at times
The entertain.
! ohoWD great
,ship Of Prof.
~ nuaicians sp.
sts V sAtiskaotion.
y III sing /" OH.
| bs repeated
% additional
70 ~.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-01

'r4nofTr,. s.Js.uacp - lann'z uor1sf, COT.
s'sf'aa EsGochgs- Ea"E5IsE, Scarf Pins,
COILS s1.tors, ~Eg3 - v-l bargains
s.r . ...-. ~ .G.s Rsl. 10
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ArcAnom Supper
Arcsnaln Soppsr.
Conestogs council, No. 463, Royal A,can.
um, held its annual supper on Monday night
ct Rahter's Eagle hotel. The dining room

Y Nh HaNVH'I4lFN 'Iil''IaEtIi Ite aul ~. Z. :.
gotten yn IN h4h'srs elegant sty.s. and wac
rJ'0yoG af H- ''fy msaiLofs who toa&
qara speeteH ~eIe ua-e frhu y
Nc, af 49, NLi-riHettar, 4, "a AiagLa
ane timber " 1thers Songs n sse suug and
s,o}le. we're tod IL was oae OF L. mcst en-
fpl soie ol las slI1al torn,Gns set hsid.
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4 asho Possession aIt7f own.
q 4, March L. vsataItsg tarnoon six or
4 sf,sn eg,.tk ,u righ efoT om Gordon.
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es aseeg ailsod, csms - tts had grand
re tr'Nn ineir actioua oppose they
saiaA q pAipt the tsRH ryl After visi.
+ Il. she cisa, iJlep N tb@ pLasa they went
afcngn tbs nsesL nakt inquiry for
y sSnsS.eqs' ana an;Ds jra y9ry decent and
tittadar,y Insnpor They wound up
et.hs fsilTosd statisu wti'a T. took entire
: sssessiisn % OF snd did ss tho ,ased with.
i ne st,eut rsElonst1'ea, but hey gave him
ae rslnsfs.saa that be pl1= no. ID .ertere with
af@a Dna o. the!p searusi ious to try
"a ~ tansi ~ ~ ne in .seC ea mt out on
Z Va aet 4 iiisFiiy .'inf aH sved these
I apsa i .asr sen l0le u,g G hands OF
4 ssss. W y ~ fsi thsi le.s mes could
Z i u ieaTsf But ~ olFIse ram NOT to
setsss fisIs 81 ths kiDc o. = nsxt time
rs VI. mo- BE- so fssapl.0 sad will cor.
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II s-&ae seas 4ees 50 a@,sas.y- lasin, .s
Il = fEa IN Sass 40 mae " TEi.alrp pl- i.
s tnshss pelh ~ eYy s1pr,ss uaia
13ets,s 3t;r '9nisos ,o.s a.. sle.n,ery cau,,o,
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41fe levy IN s.saasy, issnsd snys,gn
= stps tixl - oi Loaf toLaooo
4svtas Tts tobssoc wss
esaest1s - ~. Joy, sad
15- 5t.* 49, ~ r = sa
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Blessing . r. s r. Conductor.

A lady and gentleman came to Reading via.
tho Reading & Columbia railroad. They re.
slde In EphratA On their arrival here the
husband purchased an excursion ticket to
Philadelphia for his wife and saw her of on
the train. When the conductor came through
the train he found that the lady held an ex.
cursion ticket between Ephrata and Reading.
"You are on the wrong train, madame" said
the conductor. "Oh, no, air, am on my way
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yr,SHfCNa Ia.sS.iNH Sc.
.IH. I.rt. b,f. - .'. f.f .. BIO. a. F.t"..s
81 Nutls .. nNEA, 90 nar ..# #." .Hr 'r..... ..
~ tle sgENgIEa. Yb1 ''r .Hu H. | at. H..-. ....
-s,ytNt tfNns rrV' a. ~ aaU1a a rs. 81. u"
a. N.' HAtfg 90. ...|
len. .....
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NEW ADEERTISHME!NTS.

ITO TAlLORS-WANTED, A FIRST
L class Tailor to work In store must under.
stand thoroughly all garments regular wages
ali the year. Apply to q. n. AskEw,
fk9td ga and sss West King street.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-01

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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-01

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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-01

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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1887-01-08
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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-11-18

talistie press and dogs of the police will no
longer attend our meetings. God help
them If they are found in our councils
Hitherto we have expressed our meaning
openly and gave our enemy a chance
They shall hereafter hear and see nothing
until the reckoning comes. That day is
not far distant. 1t is drawing nearer and
nearer. What care we for their soldiers
and their police? Our weapon is a hun
dred-fold worse than theirs The murder
OF our brothers Will cry to heaven for ven
geance. Had it happened in Russia, it
would have caused rebellion. Shame on
the people of this nineteenth century, to
consent that these men should be hanged !
Shame on them. | repeat. But the time
Will come when they will regret and avenee
our brothers death. You have murdered
our benefactors, they will say, and you
must meet the same fate Death to the
butchers Anarchy will last forever They
thought to stay it III Paris in HI, but
they killed $4,000 men and women. and
anarchy still remains. So it will be here
For every Anarchist they kill there will be
recruits by the hundred. The police fear
us, but we do not fear them."
ONE OF HIS EDITORIALS.
lCopytJ!, 1857, by tie c.Lorril L.soetnte., ,rc,
New YORK. November I7th This weat, 3
number of Most's Feiheit is devoted en-
tirely 10 the hanging of the Anarchists az
Chicago. Following is a sample editorial .
Men OF the people, never forget Louis
LlngS Strive TO emulate him; become
what be was; gather yourselves around
the standard of the advance guard OF social
revolution. By such means alone can Won
become worthy of him. BY such means
alone can you avenge him. Above all, let
US organize. Had we been better organized.
the murderous work at Chicago would
never have been done"
SPECIMEN ANARCHIST,
NEW YORK, November l7th.-Inspector
Byrnes talked with Most tonight. The
latter said the execution of the Chicago
Anarchists was an outrage. He (Most) had
become imbued with Anarchistic princi-
pies when boy. He believed working.
men should have things in their own hands,
ana divide the profits of their work. He
dld not believe in marriage vows. Men
and women should be allowed to live to-
gether If they wanted to. He said be
might not encourage violence directly, but
II the wolkingmen could not have what
they wanted no fault would lie find with
any person using dynamite.